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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Grade inflation is an increase in average grades for a specified grouping over time. Based on this relatively straightforward calculation, there has been grade inflation at both the high school and the college level for decades.[/quote] [b]Let’s say, for the sake of this discussion, everything you’ve typed above is true. Where is the evidence that this is causing any problems at all? [/b] Since you are quoting data to illustrate the condition, you will need to quote data to illustrate the problem.[/quote] https://gradeinflation.com/ https://ira.virginia.edu/university-stats-facts/undergraduate-gpa https://www.edweek.org/leadership/pace-of-grade-inflation-picked-up-during-the-pandemic-study-says/2022/05 https://www.insidehighered.com/admissions/article/2018/09/24/new-study-shows-widespread-grade-inflation-high-schools [/quote] You've simply posted more evidence that it is true. That was granted to you without debate. What was asked was evidence that it is a problem. Do you have any?[/quote] Was the original thread about explaning evidence to you that there is a problem related to grade inflation? If you actually read the threads, you will see a study that shows grade inflation is occurring similtaneously with a decline in mastery of the subjects studied. That sounds problematic.[/quote] I fully understand it "[i]sounds problematic[/i]" to you, but where is the evidence it [b][i]is[/i][/b] problematic? Isn't it possible that colleges are still accepting qualified kids that can do the work and graduate with the same frequency of success? Where is the actual evidence this is creating a problem for anyone?[/quote]
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